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syrup of Iig~

j. the delightful liquid laxative and the
only true remedy for hnbitual constipation
and the many ills depending on weak or
bowels II Is a pleasant remedy TO take
both 10 old and young. IL i gentle In It's
action and effective; Il j. acceptable 10 the
stomach and strengthens the organs on
which IL acts. Manufactured only by the
California Fig Syrup Company San Fran
cisco, Cal. For sale in 10 cent aud ~ bottles
by II. J. Hester aud all leading druggists
Van Vlcct a Co, g. W. Jones 4 Co., W. ~
Wilkerson & Co., J. J. Miles and :. Mans.
field 4 Co. have been appointed Wholesale
npcnts nj Mcmphis
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MENKEN'S GREAT CARPET SALE !!
Now is the time to buy your Carpets. Read
the extraordinary low prices

so rolls new Body Brussels at 81 90 up
ward.
4Orolls new Extra Super Ingrains at Coo.
Is rolls Administer MoQuettes at 81 20.
At G5c Smyrna Mats, worth 81 90.
At SOC, Window Shades, complete on
patent spring rollers.
At SOC, Tapestry Brussels, worth 00c a
yard. This lot includes about 60 lengths,
measuring from Is to So yards each, many
Of them this seasons patterns, and are sold
at this price because we have no more OF
them.
We also offer about 40 lengths OF best
Ingrains at 50c yard. These pieces
measure 10 10 2S yards each.
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The indications for the coming week are
that the new attractions will test this house
10 its fullest capacity. The main attrac-
lions are the Nashville Students, who
promise some excellent music, and Miss
Adah Briggs, the Eat Queen. bliss Lou
Weller and the ROYAL Marioneitcs will in
crest Young and old.
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TES drops Of Angostum Bittcrs impart n
delicious favor Ia all cold drinks aud pre-
vent Malaria and summer Diseases. Try IL
and you will never be- without II; but be
sure 10 get the world renowned Ango,turn,
manufactured only by d. J. q. u. Sicgcrt &
SON
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Tnr Womcns' Exchange desire 10 call
special attention 10 The saturday market,
ut their rooms on Second street. whcrc al
kinds Of homemade cakes, breads, salads,
butter aud choice DRESSED fowls can be- Oh.
tanned NJ reasonable prices.
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y = = = H7'|''V
Agent for Changers Of Georgia.

"Gcorgc, dear she said rcproachiully,
rs she chung fondly around his neck, why
will YOU eat raw onions when Won know
YOU are coming to see mc?' "Mcrcly 10
test your love, my precious" replied
George. -Exchnngc.
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hid Nou INeF-

W. IT, Reycls, NJ u. of baltimore Md.
says; u have been Ia the practice Of mcdi.
icinc Tor over eighteen years. but never have
] seen the equal ui Hodges sarsaparilla II
has worked miracles here In curing rhcuma-
tism and scruiull. Have almost come to
the conclusion that cannot practice with.
out IT. lhnrum Root Medicine Co., Manu-.
iacturcr, Nashville, Tenn. a OOpcr bottle
Sold at Holsters drug store, 2sj Main street
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Horses. c.,,,c and Cn,ch.,..

For collie and grubs, for lung fever, cough
or hide bound ! give simmons Liver Regu.
lator In mash twice n day You can rec
ommcnd il Ia every one having stock ~ the
best medicine known for the above COM
plants. In using IL with my chickens for
cholera aud gapcs | mix 1t with the dough
anti feed Il 10 them once q day. By this
treatment have lost none where the Rcgu-
latOr was given promptly aud regularly.
T.. r. TAYLOR,
Agent for Changers of Georgia.
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Go 10 the ralais Royal and deposit your
vote Tor fine music.huX for your iavuriic
orphan asylum. The music.boN will he
donated hy the proprietor Of the ralais
Royal Ia thc orphan asylum receiving the
largest number vt votes.
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Luna rrouhicS aud wa.tIna

Diseases can IT, curl, Il properly treated
IN Time, a. shown hy the following state.
iineni ifum ~ {. Freeman, sydney "llav.
ing l"'n great sufferer irpm pulmonary
attacks. and gradually wasting away Tor
The ra.i two ycars, II affords me pleasure
W. testify that Scutt- Emulsion oi Cod
lA,cr OF with Lime and Soda ha- given
lnc great rliyi and chccnully neon.
mchl u ~ all suffering In similar WAY tn
myself IN addition. | would sny that il
" WY nLrnsInl lu iNLnn
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bargains In nliilner, a.d Hair.

ladies, ~ the season advances, W. will
offer great inducements 10 all purchasers NJ
millinery and hair goods. We are deter.
mined to close ont nll our winter goods
during The season. Prices will tell
j. lAyiCNr, No 252 Main street
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AtwAYs ask for the Ozark brands IT 81.
der aud vinegar, ahd take no other Guar
antecd the best
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WIZ positively cure siok headache and
prevent IL return. Cnrtcr's Little Liver
Pills. This Is not talk but truth. one pill
dose. See advertisement small pill.
Small dose Small price
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Guest Waiter, bring me a fried beef.
steak. Waiter With pleasure, sab.
Guest No, not with pleasure, with onions.
Texas Siitngs.
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THAT'S ENOUGH,
DON'T YOU THINK?
II is All That We Promise, But That
Is Better than Others Do.

The MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS
have n magnificent stock Of Fall and
Winter Suits, Pants and Ovcrcoats. II
is not piled on our counters mountain
high, and it didn't take sixty locomo-
tiyos TO bring il TO Memphis. But il
is n perfectly fresh stock; tits all tailor
made goods; il is all neat and fashion
able, and !, is all sold At about one
half It's value. II is the sort Of clothing
that gives good wear and good satis-
faction, and when the quality Of the
goods il considered it is 40 per cent.
lower than prices elsewhere.
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q, Lllle Tommy Ma, wouldn't II hc nice
y You bad the tooihachc stead 81 Bridget?
Mn blurblupd Why, my SOM Little
Tommy Cause You could lake your teeth
Out shc can't Columbus Spectator.
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- REMOVED ~ uig usr or oocoNiNr.
And II stimulates and promotes the growth
Of the hair.
Burncits flayoring extracts are the
best.
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PAErIEs desiring TO learn shorthand
should investigate the system taught at
rosm %, Planters insurance building
Lessons every night
Address noX 2lS.
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iAlN from indigestion, dyspepsia. and too
nearly eating b relieved NJ once by TAI inc
one OF laricrt Little Liver Pills Immediately
hicr dinner Don't FORGET this.
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within lcgnl hour. The following described prop.
Cfiy situated in Twelfth tiul District 81 shelby
county Tennessee. tpNit. 4 ~ acru tfurt. huund
o un the north by north Crtk, Uu thc tact hy iglr.
snu. GA The suuth ~ llninliu aud on the west BY
Heron.
Alec a Tract II ioo arrcs bounded on the north by
iiolnes. on The east ~ tcmssirf uu ths t,uth IN
hutkin aud uu the wet by HOLMES.
Alsn a tmrt 81 il nsrrs. bounded on the north ~
Wallace, on the ,nst BY aaa-, un the south ~
Palmer sud on thrwcst by nruoks
Alsn tract ~ iin ngfrs hginr traction II ssetlnn
one. lut pnu IT "A 90 This 30 arns has issrn sib
divided lutn two lots ~ 10 arrrs aud " 300 d. told
with The privilege 90 take one ~ both ~ aid luta
Also q Hifarru tfurt II land bounded on The
north lN oWCr on the oast ~ Wendell un the
south h1 Inllri, on the west hy W Durham This
VegI hw bccu suhdi,idcd iuio four lD lois. ~
follows
lot 40 I, containing ~ ssim acrcE lot No. 2.
containing o. 81 100 nrra. Dot No A containing
10 ttiD hfpf. lot No 4 containing ins ~ inl
arfvs lot No 7 will he hrt Offend iuf sale With
he privilege 10 the purchaser 10 take ouc og all the
lur i'' TdHrnlsrs aud complete description II
lhrpfnrnfy by mttOs sni hpunds rvipfrnc' IL herr
rnusu.
TRIMS II SHE one third cnsh. balance In one
nud two 'tnr. purchasers executing NOTES thrfuinf
n,aIine nirrst irum date, aud lien rvtaluci 10 ~
lhlf lnih dhy ~ November iQ1
- ] MCDOWELL Clcfk and Master
" " hpdlcy, Deputy 4 and ~ Tim
puN solicitors
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POINTS TO PONDER OVER.

We are not selling for $40 Suits and
Oyercoais that cost M so. We are
settling $40 Suits and Ovcrcoats that
we paid s. 80 and - 90 for, and which
the tailon expected TO get SIS 10 and
500 90 for.
We do not keep any cotton fcld'
woolens TO palm of rs great clothing
bargains.
We do have splendid all wool CASH
mere, Chcyiot and Worstcd Suits, at
$40 90, 81 % and Sl2 80, all tailor.
made, and which, il ordered from the
tailor, would cost double those figures.
We don't want you to buy blindly.
We want you 10 convince yourself
that you can save Money by buying
from us. We have a magnificent stock
Of Corksccw, Fine WoHtcd, Prince
Albert and other fine Suits, at $40,
81 30, SO %, and up TO so.
Fall and Winter Ovcroals, all Gus
tom made, from $40 up to so.
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FURNITURE for sale and house for rent.
Apply at No. 5lO Main street, corner Of
Vance.
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Alw,Ns ask ior the Ozark brands II 81.
der and vinegar, aud take no other. Guar.
antcrd the hcst.
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Ladies, Are Nou

Striining your eyes locking for Felt Hats
for 30 cents, trimmed Sailors for ~, lovely
trimmed suit Hats " bonncis Tor only 80
Hair Goods almost given away. The place
is L. lIyignc's. No 2jl Main street.
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Assluuse's sale.

instruments, less than cost. nj 30 Main
street, llollcnborgs old stand.
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Ad,Ier Go Mnihcr..

Nh Wlu,luws soothing syrup should aiwhy BE-
wpd iof childrcu tCoihIuF ~ sunthcs the chilli
soilcus the gums nllnls a palm. curcs Wind ch9lic
aud u The b,ai f"ln"li iuI diafrlca lea b0'u@
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| N s.
MILLINERY!
Prices Not tOBeBeat

T,lt Hats ~ - looNN
ostrich lip. three Ia bunch. a.
sllk rumruns. three Ia bunch. iQc
Fancy Wings. i2'sc
Roacs pof doEcn, a..
Trimmed I,lt sailors, Nn
Chldrns Trimmed Hats from q % up.
t1ush Hats. s2Oo.
nridsl aud Mourning OUTFITS
The finest assortment ~ Dolls lu tho city
Hats Rcshapcd. Feathers Cleaned. Dyed aud
Cuflci.
Golden Hair wash by the small or larrc quantity.
We make a spcrialty Of Nillinry, employ the
ct NlllIncr. aud defy composition
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To srerisncn aud tho rnhIIc acncrnII,.

Loaded cartridges can be- obtained at the
following prices until hrhc. notice.
~ gauge, 81 10 per 100.
10 gugcsSl - I,cr lOO.
From the undersigned gun dealers.
II. kurrERsCIMipr,
Al. NiENNA 4 Co,
EHANK SCuuNAN.
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TO THE PUBLIC---It is needless to waste
time in telling what everybody knows that Car
PETS well as all other goods in house, are Just
as represented. Our GUARANTEE ACCOMPANIES Ev-
cry SALE.
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$50 pairs new style Portieres, yards
long, at So 75'a pair. A great bargain.
200 pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains at
81 %.
$50 pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains at
90c pair, really worth 81 80.
JUST OPENED--An immense variety
Of new Smyrna Rugs in all sizes, choice
designs and elegant colorings.
AT IS 25-Beautiiul new Portiere Cur.
tains, in very handsome designs, really
worth SO 30.
NOTE - Mantcl Cabinets, japanese
Screens, Easy Chairs and Rockers, in the
greatest variety, all marked at low prices.
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No. IS Madison Street, Memphis, Tenn

With iull ami complete Stock II wopl AMI Ne
talr Gases aud taskgts. cloth tutcrsi gaskrts aud
Burial l,ulss. Ordcu by Telegraph aud Telephone
Viii VrVity pfumpt attention.
chair furnished 90 residences when uriirrCd Zoe
tht accommodation Of fflruds
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Chnneery sale oh Renl Eatate.

No. tiW. " athancCry Cont II shelby county d.
william lll~pumb e al. w. Thomas rCarson Il
OIL
n, virtue ~ On iuioflocutnfy dccrrc inf sale On.
ttuHl M The nlHutU cause on the nh Has ~ Nutrm.
lyr ~ ". ~ a. parc ga I will Ill at puddle
auction. Co The highest hIditf In front II the
tlcfk and Masters uficC. Count huuss uf shelby
county, Memphis. Tenn, on
National Republican., 1887-07-23
Ilha Gourf Recnrd.

Equity Court - Justice Merrick.-Cox VS..
Cox; rule on purchaser granted McStay VS..
McStay; testimony ordered taken by John A.
Clarke. Plant VS.. Casteman: rule on defend
ant granted. In re p. II. Grlsham; decree
changing name, Howard vs.. Hills; auditors
report confirmed. Lee VS.. Foote; pro confesso
against F. I. Lee and wife. Muth Il Co. VS..
stott, Cromwell y Co.: rule on defendants.
Arnold VS.; Arnold; sale finally ratified aud
J. A. Mardel appointed receiver. Bruce vs.,
Bruce; appearance of defendant ordered. Har.
us VS.. Barber; time to file bond extended
KeS Keiisr VS. vs Keller; pro Sontesso Johnson vs.
tee: OBrien vs.. Jacobs: exceptions TO audi
tors report sustained. Young vs. Marks; ref.
erence 70 auditor. Green Us. Green; decree Of
Probate Court-Justice Merrck.-Estate of
Robert B. Lynch; citation to administrator to
show cause why he should not be punished
authorizing administrator TO employ attorney.
Estate OF Francis McKiernon; letters OF admin
istration granted Mary A. McKiernon; bond,
$500. Estate Of Nicholas Q; Williams, same to
bond, sS5.000. Estate of August Kamm; order
OF sale. Estate OF Thomas Riley; letters of ad-
minis.ration bond $500. In re Q. a. and T. P.
sas aSaRa U MRPGnsa MaFf
lettersof administration Issued to Mark Cum
ningham; bond, 900; Estate OF James Bren-
will ad%'ed 70 probate and letters
Estate OF Rebecca g, Parker; letters of aimin-
,s'ration issued TO Susan A. Miller on special
bond OF $500, Estate of Mary, A, lie brum;
petition to withdraw the will denied. Estate
OF W: II. Fowler; assent to probate ofwlll filed
by Gilbert A. Fowler. Estate ofW. ]. Fitz-
gerald; Kate Fitzgerald appointed adminstra-
trix, bond 5000; aud guardian to children,
bond sl,5C0 Estate OF John I; Hilton; petit
tion OF George Webster was filed; citations
directed. Estate of Joseph c. G. Kennedy
will admitted to probate and letters tesla.
mentary issued TO Sarah J. Kennedy, bond
$4,000. In re orphans of Mary Kenney; May
CLARK appointed guardian, bond 500.
Criminal Court-JuStice Merriok--Charles
W. Howard and Charles NJ. Browne, larceny;
nolle pros. sylyon Garde, sending obscene
letters through the mails; noile pros. Oscar J..
Harvey, forgery; order to restore properly.
May Carols order to restore property. clifton
Beny, larceny; sentenced to Albany peniten-
tiary for one year. Maurice Roach. assault
with intent to kill; recognizance In $500 taken.
Daniel Mngruder, robbery; plea of guilty with.
drawn and plea of not guilty entered. Hugh
Morgan, embezzlement; same acEion.
National Republican., 1887-07-23
NOT ALL VELVET.
1t Costs n Heap OF Money to Keep n
Racing Stable.

lChicag0 Herald.
At the end Of each racing eisou the
arithmetic men Of the sporting world plow
and harrow the records to show how much
each owner won in stakes and purses, what
each horse secured. and how much the
sires OF the winners should be credited with
as the result of the years. work., No one
has yet attempted to make per contra
account, for the expenses attending the
maintenance OF a racing establishment are
known only to the respective owners. The
forfeits to be paid on horses entered for
stakes In which they never sport silk might
be calculated, II any one thought It. worth
while, but statistics are confined almost en-
tirely to the rosy side Of the case. Racing
Is something like church fair It does not
cost much to get In, but there is no know
ing how much poorer you will be before
you get out. Some owners apparently
look upon their horses MS purely
mohey-makiDg machines, and racing Is
followed by them as business.
Others indulge in 1t as a pastime or hobby,
taking more heed Of the pleasure and graft
fication Of owning or breeding great win
nersthan OF the IN 9netary returns; aud It is
from these that the turf receives the sup
port which elevates it. This racing is
costly business. For instance, take Ed
Corrigan, who was wont to rank with the
at present some thirty thoroughbreds at
Washington Park, OF which Tennessee
alone can be depended upon to earn feed
money. Tho horses are In poor condition,
still the enormous expenses of the large
stable. his southern farm, and an army Of
employees must be paid. It's q costly ex-
pertinent to. own horses that don't wlu.
About $50 day is required to pay the ex-
penses of string Of dozen horses, not
including transportation or jockey fees.
An ordinary trainer receives from $l50 to
$500 per month, the foreman gets 800, and
at least twelve or fifteen attendants are
necessary. Then there is the feed stable,
the kitchen, and great number OF smaller
things that require the expenditure
OF cash. A great item is the
amount necessary to defray entry
fees and forfeits, and the credit side is also
lessened by tho money paid the jockeys.
Isaac Murphy, the "colored Archer" re-
ceives $4,000 year from "Lucky" Bald
win for his services, aside from what he can
make on outside mounts. McLaughlin's
salary Is not known, but he is understood
to have considerable interest in the win
nings OF the powerful Dwyer stable. These
figures do not take into consideration the
cost OF the animals nor the expense of
transportation, The larger stables, such
as Baldwin Is or Haggin's, have their private
equine palace cars, which are built with
every view to the safety and comfort OF their
occupants. The average owner ships Ills
horses and stable paraphernalia on an ordl-
nary railroad or freight train, and 80 ex-
poses his valuable property to constant
danger. It's an exciting life, both for man
and beast, but In many instances results In
little profit to the owner.
National Republican., 1887-07-23
Mr.. Kennedy's VIII.

The will of the late Joseph G. G. Kennedy
was yesterday filed, admitted to probate, and
letters testamentary were issued to his widow
on bond OF $4,000. 1t bears date OF July 81
1884, and is witnessed by G. G. Glover, o, III,
Bestor, and II. II. Dodge. He leaves his estate
to his wife, with power to cell during her natu.
ral lie, and, in case OF her decease, his daugh-
ter Is to occupy the same relation To his estate
as his wife. To his son. Joseph NJ. Kennedy
he leaves the Fountainville property in Balti.
more and Howard counties, or, II he shall pre-
fer 1t, the. farm near Meadville, Pa, condi
TONED on his occupying the latter. So much
OF his estate as shall remain undisposed of
after the death Of his wife, son, aud daugh.
ter he DIRECTS shall go TO his grandchildren, aud
n none be living, to his daughter Annie and
his daughter:in laws long as she shall remain
the widow Of his deceased son, John II. Ken,
nedy; Az any time, however, his vile aud
state to his son Joseph. He leaves the god
medal granted him by the king of Denmark to
his grandson. Guy +. Kennedy. also the chair
occupied by Daniel Webster, and to his son,
Joseph, the Reverjy Johnson chair. He leaves
a concordance presented by David to Gilbert
Kennedy In 1861 to his daughter Annie.
National Republican., 1887-07-23
Disgusting Skin Diseases.

What spectacle Is more disgusting than that
OF aman or woman with skin disease which
shows itself In pimples and blotches on hands,
arms face, and neck? 1t is simply impure
blood. See what Brandreths Pills did for u
chronic case:
For four years was in the mounted infantry
in the U. S. Army, residing during that tim,
principally In Texas. Almost all of that time
lhad chronic skin disease, characterized by
an eruption over the entire surface OF my legs
and thighs, arms and chest The doctors
termed 1t eczema. had given up all hopes OF
ever beng.cured, when Brandreths Pills were
recommended to me. concluded to try them,
and did SO, and have thanked God daily since
then thatI did so. / think fused them alto
gether for about three months, and, by that
time, was completely cured and have never
had any trouble since. My skin is as clear as
any ones. GEORGE CHAPMAN,
PISCENSISG, MICH, Dec. s, 1885.
National Republican., 1887-07-23
PROPOSHLS.
DRoPoSALs FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE
l. UNITED STATES NAVY.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING,
WAsIiiHGToS, ID. c., July /, 1887.
:, Sealed proposals, indorscd Proposals for
Supplies" will be received, from manufactur.
@ @eIs or regular dealers only, at this bureau un.
opened Immediately thereafter, at which time
bidders bidder are invited to be present or repre-.
dSiysrsd a. the i9lioying navy yards and
Torpedo Station, Newport, r. l.: New York,
N. u; League Island. Pa; Annapolis: Nd;
Washington, ID. q; Norfolk VA; and Pensa.
cola, Fla. Proposals for supplies to bo de-
hySred at the navy. yard, Mare Island, Cal,
will be received until IL o'clock noon on Aug.
:, 1851. and opened Immediately thereafter,
under the same conditions rs above stated.
The supplies required consist Of the follow
ing Glasses Apparatus electric; apparatus,
IRE and hose; brushes, building material, can.
vas, chemicals, drugs, paints and yarnishes,
oordage, dry goods, equipments tor boats and
ships, fittings for boilers and engines, fittings
Tor galley ana house, anthracite coal. bitumi-
nous coal and coke, charcoal, wood, furniture
for galley and house, furniture for table, in.
aiuments, mathematical and measuring;
lamps ana lanterns, machinery and machine
iools, metals, naval stores, oils, illuminantsa aud
lubricants, leather, rubber and beltings, luln.
yer and timber; pipes, stem. gas. water and
nttings: provisions, rolling stock, small stores.
stationery, engineers supplies. plumbers
supplies, tools and hardware, wood aud will
low ware, prorender, hay, oats, corn, Se.,
hemp; special machinery, cupola furnace, and
miscellaneous.
. proposals VIII be received for one or more of
the aforementioned classes, or for one or
more yard or station. The articles must con-
form to the navy standard. and pass the usual
Inspection, III case of tie bids, the award
after the time specified Proposals must be
made on the prescribed forms, and filled out
as directed in the schedule, or they will be de.
olard informal. Schedules OF supplies re.
quired, with blank forms attached, will be
forwarded upon application to the bureau of
provisions and clothing. Schedules are pre-.
pared for each OF the above-namcd navy yards
ard stations, and applicants for the same
should designate which schedule they wish
forwarded to them.
The department reserves the right to reject
any and all proposals not considered aiyan-
thEeous to the government, and to waive such
detects as oro not In conflict with law.
JAMES FULTON.
Paymaster General United States Navy.
i,Da